That's a wide range of boats to consider. Draft may be important to you if you are sailing in Florida. The C&C 110 is available with four different keel configurations. 7.25', 6.5', 6.0' and 4.83'. The shoal draft may be a boat to consider in your area. I have a C&C 110 shoal draft which actually points better than I expected. Where I sail, there isn't an option to have a deeper draft so the 110 was the perfect choice. The 99 and 121 are at opposite ends of the scale so only you will be able to determine if they have enough or too much room for you. Their layouts are very different. The 110 and 115 are very similar in size and layout. If you're moving up from a smaller boat keep in mind that loads increase exponentially. Grinding in a large genoa or raising the main on a large boat can suck the life out of you in a hurry. They are very well built boats and as expected, sail with a performance bias. What do you intend to do with the boat? How many people are you trying to accommodate and for how long? Planning on doing any racing or just fast cruising?
Ted Drossos C&C 110 Lady in Red Bay Shore, NY
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